Jim B

Fantastic details! Very well done. You should know that you need to extend the frame about 5ft from behind the rear duals in order to make the log trailer actually work. It's kind of late in the project, I know, but with all the detail you're putting into your project, I thought you'd want to know. I'll see if I can dig up some of the pics I have to show you what I'm talking about.

Wow! That really is an amazing transformation from that nondescript shell to those fantastic models!

Thanks, Michael. The interior is just the decals from the kit over Tamiya Semi-Gloss Black. The kit has the same "fabric" decals for the side panels as well. I'll probably clear coat them before final assembly, though. Thanks, Dirk. Like I mentioned, I don't know if it is 100% accurate; but it sure is colorful! It's really a very nice kit, and I'm enjoying the build.

Should be interesting!

Thanks, Wayne.

Here are some in progress pics of my 1957 Ford Custom Chief's Car. I got the engine, sub-frame, & interior assembled & painted. Now I just have to put it all together! I'll be the first to admit that I usually don't build cars, so this is a little different for me. Here is the kit I'm starting with: I don't know how accurate the colors are for the engine (just going with Revell's suggestions), but if they're accurate, they sure were colorful back then: Not a whole lot of leg room in that back seat!

Bet it will go nicely on the AMT GMC Astro or Chevrolet Titan frame.

Is P&P even still in business?

Looks like Dave is going to be getting some more of my money, too!

That's cardboard? That's interesting. Morbid, but interesting.

You've been busy!

Nicely done, Wayne.

Interesting. I've never built the Revell K100. I might have to get one if the price is right.

Nice looking aircraft. That camouflage pattern should be interesting to paint. Kind of looks like Kawasaki's take on the early North American P-51 Mustang, I'm sure it's not though. Must be that great minds think alike!

Whatever works, I guess.

Very nice looking Bison. Well done.

Should be interesting. Angel, this might help with your 1/32 Rubber Duck: http://www.aitruckmodels.com/pages/hc32mackr700.html

Nicely done! Did you extend the hood, too?

This guy is just pure evil, and there no other explanation for his actions: https://www.yahoo.com/news/vampire-trucker-pleads-guilty-kidnapping-150813933.html Makes honest truckers look bad.

Nice job. What did you use for rigging material? Mine is complete other than that.

Nice looking work van.

Great looking van, Wayne. You're having torrential rain in Las Vegas? Can you send some to Syracuse?

Looks like a really nice conversion. Kinda pricy, though. I could use it to make this:

Great looking Tiger I.

Very nice looking combination.